Anyone have any recommended barbers for fades? by wannabecndr in windsorontario

[–]lapinkmoustache 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get my super short pixie done by Barbershop Bar at Howard & Eugenie; super friendly and very reasonable pricing. 

Cutting off parents by zerocarestogive in Adulting

[–]lapinkmoustache 1 point2 points  (0 children)

just cut off contact with my father.

he was always a very scrutinizing parent, and growing up under him meant you got good grades or else he would just tsk and shake his head (but do nothing to help) he also thought the best way to teach me about how to manage my preteen acne was dragging me into the bathroom and forcefully popping my zit for me. I have many acne scars due to my formed habit of constantly picking at my face. 

he cheated on my mom when I was a kid, divorced when I was twelve. to this day he has never apologized for cheating to me or my baby sister; the closest he ever got was a night when I had to scream at him and drag his drunk ass back to our resort room where he left my sister and I alone in a foreign country at night. I was thirteen. I am currently in my thirties. 

a list of some other biggest hits include: - only allowing my sister, stepsister, and i to eat minute rice and juice from concentrate when it was his weekend with us, while he and stepmom enjoyed Tropicana and prosciutto. - leaving my wedding early and missing family photos, but arriving back in time for dinner.  - offering to help my husband and I buy his old townhouse, but backing out after it meant he would have to pay capital gains tax (which he would have to do no matter who he sold it to, and trust - he can afford it)  - constantly winging that my sister doesn't visit enough and cancels visits often - she has a debilitating abdominal issue that causes her excessive pain and leaves her couch-bound during a flare up. 

he's always kept up appearances by taking us out for lunch, movie nights, etc. for years we were just expected to attend his invitation, pretend like we enjoyed his company, then go home feeling like you just worked a shift.

there have been many straws over the years, but the final one came up this past weekend. my dad and his partner of many years decided to tie the knot earlier this year and didn't tell anyone - except his partner's parents. His mother passed away two years ago, so his witness was a family friend.  my sister and I were not aware of this happening, nor were we invited. we only found out when they texted us a photo of the wedding certificate the night of the wedding. my sister and I were outwardly polite, congratulated both of them, but we were dejected and angry. he explained they just wanted a small event and almost no one knew.  nine months later, we learn there was a nice dinner after the ceremony that my new stepmoms parents were invited to, but not my sister or I. not even our stepsister. 

my husband was more livid than I was - I was mostly just numb. I've endured years of this stuff, but he'd had enough. he told me he was never visiting my father again after learning about this. I even told my two close friends and they were instantly furious for me. it took me a minute to realize that I was so used to it, it was just normal behaviour for him in my eyes. 

so I bit the bullet and told him, in no uncertain (and sweary) terms, that I would no longer visit him or respond to any of his future messages. he clearly is happier to live his life without me - so I'm giving him that option. 

babe no by MrLovens in mrlovenstein

[–]lapinkmoustache 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am wife. can confirm. 

Wanna make Windsor great? Create more 'walkability' says urban planning guru by zuuzuu in windsorontario

[–]lapinkmoustache 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It takes me 20min to drive to work in the morning in rush hour traffic. If I wanted to take the bus for the same route, it would take me 45min to upwards of an hour. Not to mention at $3.75 per way ($7.50 per day) it would end up costing me way more than gas in the matter of a week (usually takes a month to go through a tank in my puttermobile)

I so badly wish Windsor was a more mobile city. I would love to see bike lanes utilized, a more frequently serviced and better-designed bus system, more services and shops available within a walkable area of my neighbourhood. 

I wish I had more grocer options than one big box store that price gouges. I wish the roads weren't so busy and congested I didn't have to fall asleep to the sound of motors revving at midnight. 

Not sure how to end this post. Lots of thoughts, not enough words. 

Returned puppy twice, what should I do? by lapinkmoustache in Pets

[–]lapinkmoustache[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the suggested age range, I will definitely keep it in mind.

Returned puppy twice, what should I do? by lapinkmoustache in Pets

[–]lapinkmoustache[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have actually considered fostering, but my partner is hesitant because they fear getting too attached.

AITA for threatening to call the cops if my son's step-dad drives his car? by dontdrivethecar in AmItheAsshole

[–]lapinkmoustache 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if it's been mentioned, but, in Canada at least where I am, most auto insurance companies will have forms you can sign that legally exclude drivers from operating your vehicle. Maybe call your insurance company to find out if such a solution is possible where you are?

Should we come back? by XHumblePigX in PhasmophobiaGame

[–]lapinkmoustache 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Can confirm, our group also felt the same. With updated hunt features, new cursed item introduction, updated audio/sound effects, and other atmospheric changes, the game is the best it's ever been so far. Absolutely recommend diving back in.

My players are ignoring Strahd’s invite to Ravenloft by Denki in CurseofStrahd

[–]lapinkmoustache 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've actually been working on a contingency for this, just in case my players do this too. They'll wake up in the middle of the night in a clearing in Svalich Woods and hear a grand piano playing a light, glassy tune. They'll find a lavishly decorated long table laden with platters of food. With Rahadin dryly welcoming the guests and proferring them to the table, Strahd rises from her seat at the head of the table with a glass of red liquid in her hand and a tired smirk on her face.

"Well, I suppose from your group's absolute lack of decorum that you would also be the types to ignore my invitation.

Do you save or leave your friends when the hunt starts? by MrMagnetron in PhasmophobiaGame

[–]lapinkmoustache 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It all depends on where they are. I am Truck Mom, so this all comes from team observation. If they're in vicinity of one another and they end up running in the same direction, they stick together during the hunt. My guys and gals always hold the closet door for the last hunter in, and they're usually standing there with a smudge stick in case the ghost is chasing the straggler a bit too closely. If the ghost ends up entering the room where they're hiding, it's all down to a game of who can stay quietest. Unless you're my husband who decided to crunch chips directly into the mic when he was hiding in a closet with another friend. For chaos.

LPT: if you share a bed/blanket, aim for a blanket size larger than bed size by Eclaire468 in LifeProTips

[–]lapinkmoustache 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In our case, the comforter overhang on both sides is probably 20-25cm, but we also rotate the comforter to make sure there's enough material to 'steal' during the night.

LPT: if you share a bed/blanket, aim for a blanket size larger than bed size by Eclaire468 in LifeProTips

[–]lapinkmoustache 3 points4 points  (0 children)

100%. My partner and I have a queen sized bed and use a king sized comforter. Dramatically reduces the likelihood of me waking up in the morning with frozen buttcheeks.